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Uganda Martyrs Day 2020

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My brothers and sisters in Christ, The government’s ban of public gatherings back in March re-quired us to use our parish website to stay connected with one another. If you have visited the site, you know that we have been posting different educational series regarding the art of the Church, the lives of the Uganda Martyrs and the Holy Scripture. Each day, a recording of Fr. Michael reading a chapter of a book of the Bible has been posted on the website. So far, the Acts of the Apostles and the book of Tobit have been completed. The Gospel of Matthew, which we are listening to at Mass on Sundays is the current Book. We want to expand this project so that an audio recording of every book of the Bible can be accessed on the parish website. We want all parishioners to hear the Bible pro-claimed because it is a LIVING WORD. We want it to be availa-ble in English, Spanish and Luganda. So we are looking for vol-unteers to record themselves reading a Book of the Bible. We will be able to use this library in our catechetical programs for chil-dren, adults, catechumens especially if restrictions require that we not have classes and meetings in person. So we are asking adults and children to volunteer to read and record one Book of the Bi-ble. Please send us your names in an email and we will give you the assignment and directions. If you are unsure and want more information before signing up just send an email with your phone number and we will contact you. – Fr. Michael

LAST WEEKEND’S MASSES Last week the attendance increased to 635 worshippers with 294 attending the largest Mass and 55 attending the smallest Mass. We continued to distribute Holy Communion after Mass. In gen-eral, people waited to depart their place before entering the aisles. This was appreciated and we thank everyone for making the ef-fort to be patient and wait. We will look at gradually returning to the distribution of Communion during Mass as soon as possible. The size of each congregation will help determine when that is possible. We will also start preaching during mass once again. We continue to clean the Church between all the Masses.

BULLETIN COVER This elegant mosaic on the sanctuary floor of St. Mary’s is a rep-lica of a well-known mosaic located in Tabgha, at the Church of the Multiplication of the Loaves and Fishes. Tabgha is on the north-western shore of the Sea of Galilee in Israel. The town is best known as the place where Christ's miraculous multiplication of loaves and fishes took place.

PRIEST DISTRIBUTING HOLY COMMUNION Someone asked how the priest prepares to distribute Holy Com-munion. We are explaining it here because other parishioners may have the same question. The procedure is as follows: The priest goes to the Tabernacle where he puts on his mask. Then he sani-tizes his hands before taking the Ciborium with Hosts.

RESUMING PUBLIC WORSHIP SERVICES A few weeks have passed since we resumed public Sunday and weekday Masses. The following have also restarted: 1. The 5:00pm Mass on Thursday, normally celebrated for the

children in the After School Program, will be celebrated in the main church rather than in the chapel.

2. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is held every Friday fol-lowing the noon Mass until Solemn Benediction at 6:00pm.

3. Normally at the Friday 12:10 Mass, a collection was taken up for Only a Child, the orphanage/school in Guatemala. We will have the baskets at the doors for this collection each Fri-day and resume sending money to them each month.

4. Evening Masses in Spanish have begun on Wednesday and Fridays at 7:00pm in the main church, as well as the Friday evening Luganda Mass at 8:00pm.

5. We are also making plans to celebrate First Communion and Confirmation ceremonies as well as baptisms for infants and adults.

WORSHIP PROCEDURES For the last few weeks, we have included in the bulletin the pro-cedures that we follow to allow for the safe and reverent celebra-tion of the Holy Eucharist. These procedures have been moved to our website https://www.stmarywaltham.org.

UGANDA MARTYRS FEAST 2020 Many thanks to Bishop Robert Reed and everyone who attended the Uganda Martyrs feast celebration last Wednesday. It was a lovely celebration even if it was smaller than in past years. It was reverent and peaceful. Many thanks to Father Charles and the UCCB leadership for promoting the Mass and the cult of the Mar-tyrs. There is no doubt that keeping the memory of these coura-geous men will bring our parish many blessings.

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Today as we celebrate the gift of the Body and Blood of Christ let us pray for those who are hungry, malnourished and starving.

Please say a prayer for the poor and forgotten as you place your gift in the St. Vincent de Paul poor box at the church doors. To-gether we can help those who are hungry.

Christ Jesus, your Eucharist is a sign of love, may the poor find a place at your table. Christ Jesus, your Eucharist is a sign of unity, may we embrace diversity with reverence and open hearts. Christ Jesus, your Eucharist is a bond of charity, may we be living signs of your presence in your midst. Christ Jesus, your Eucharist is a pledge of future glory, may we welcome home all who have died believing in you. Amen.

MASS COUNTS FOR JUNE 6/7

A total of 635 people attended Masses:

SATURDAY 4:00 PM 66 people

SUNDAY 9:00 AM 132 people 11:00 AM 294 people 1:00 PM 55 people 6:00 PM 63 people

VOLUNTEER USHERS (TOTAL) – 25

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PLEASE PRAY FOR . . . Ruth, Teresa, Frank Chiasson, Lou Nocera, Joseph Mutyaba, all the sick and suffering.

Note: If you want a name added or removed from the sick list, please email or call the parish office.

CHURCH CLEANING TEAM Although we have a team of people cleaning the church and bath-rooms between weekend Masses, there are other times when we will need this cleaning to be done – such as after a funeral or oth-er event. We want to put together a team of people who are will-ing to clean the church and bathroom on an on-call basis. Clean-ing supplies would be provided. If you are interested, please email or call the parish office.

HEALTHY WALTHAM The numbers of people coming for food donations continues to hold steady. Even with some businesses restarting, 642 people came to get food for their families. Let us continue to thank the Lord for the work of Healthy Waltham which continues to help those in need. Let us pray that the numbers decrease because peo-ple are able to return to work.

FARMER’S MARKET The Waltham Farmer’s Market opened last Saturday. It isn’t the same size as previous years but nothing is the same as last year. We found some delicious greens for a good price from one of the vendors. Let us do what we can to help these local farmers and vendors.

OFFERTORY

Thank you for your generous offering to our parish. The following was collected during all parish Masses.

May 30/31 Offertory $6,005 #Worshippers 579

MASS INTENTIONS Please find the full Mass Schedule on page 6.

Saturday, June 13 4:00pm Robert L Scafidi, Jr. St. Mary Sunday, June 14 9:00am Thomas Monaghan St. Mary 11:00am Winston Santana St. Mary Monday, June 15 12:10pm Jim Clasby St. Mary Tuesday, June 16 12:10pm Leland & Anna Pearl St. Mary Wednesday, June 17 12:10pm Rosa Jacob St. Mary Thursday, June 18 12:10pm Rev. Robert Mottau St. Mary Saturday, June 20 4:00pm Jeremiah, Ellen & Jerry O’Connor St. Mary Sunday, June 21 9:00am Peggy Sullivan St. Mary 11:00am Winston Santana St. Mary

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LA EUCARISTIA, SACRAMENTO DE AMOR En la fiesta del Corpus Christi

La Eucaristía es el Sacramento del amor, donde Dios se manifiesta plenamente. Fue en el siglo XIII, y en una época en que los fieles habían perdido la práctica de la comunión frecuente, limitándose a ir a la Misa y seguir las devociones acostumbradas. Por entonces se había desarrollado en la Iglesia una gran devoción eucarística al margen de la participación activa y consciente en la Misa, por lo que fácilmente caló en el ánimo del clero y de los fieles, lo que surgió de una supuesta visión tenida por la priora de un monasterio que se encontraba junto a Lieja, hoy perteneciente a Bélgica, la Beata Juli-ana de Retine. Fue, pues, el Obispo de Lieja, en 1246, quien intro-dujo la celebración en su Diócesis, fijándola para el Jueves después de la Octava de Pentecostés, día en que ha permanecido hasta hoy en un gran número de países, aunque haya ya desaparecido la Octa-va. En los Estados Unidos y otras naciones la fiesta se trasladó al siguiente Domingo. LA FIES TA SE EXPANDE AL MUNDO En 1261, el Obispo de Lieja le pidió al papa Urbano IV que la fiesta del Corpus Christi, que ya se celebraba en su ciudad, fuese ex-tendida a la Cristiandad. Parece ser que el nuevo Papa no se decidió de inmediato, pero ocurrió algo que lo impulsó a acceder. En 1263, mientras se encontraba en Orvieto, una ciudad de Italia, le narraron al Papa un milagro acaecido en la vecina ciudad de Bolsena, mien-tras un sacerdote visitante, que por lo visto tenía dudas sobre la pres-encia de Cristo en la Eucaristía, celebraba la Santa Misa. Después de la consagración, la hostia se transformó en carne y comenzó a chorrear sangre, la que empapó el corporal (que es el paño que se extiende sobre el mantel que cubre el altar, para poner sobre él las especies eucarísticas) y llegó hasta caer al suelo. El Papa pidió que le fuera llevado a Orvieto el corporal manchado de sangre, lo que se hizo con mucha solemnidad el 19 de Junio de 1264. DECRETO PONTIFICIO Este hecho, por lo visto, fue lo que sirvió a Urbano IV para vencer toda duda sobre la conveniencia de instaurar la fiesta del Corpus Christi en toda la Iglesia el 11 de Agosto de 1264. Dos meses después fallecía Urbano IV, sin que hubiera habido tiempo para que su decisión alcanzara a toda la Iglesia, por lo que en muchas partes nada se hizo al respecto. Tuvieron que pasar cincuenta años para que otro Papa, Clemente V, ratificara lo hecho por Urbano IV. Esto fue en 1312, y desde entonces la fiesta del Corpus fue tomando auge en el mundo cristiano. LA PROCESIÓN EUCARÍSTICA Poco a poco la procesión se convirtió en el distintivo principal de la fiesta, haciéndose con gran solemnidad, por las principales calles de las ciudades, y deteniéndose numerosas veces para bendecir a diver-sos grupos de personas y hasta los campos y los sembrados. ACTUALIDAD DE ESTA FIESTA Pese a las reformas introducidas después del Concilio Vaticano II, la fiesta del Corpus se ha mantenido, aunque poniendo igual énfasis en ambas especies: la del pan y la del vino. Por eso ahora se llama del "Cuerpo y de la Sangre de Cristo". Que esta fiesta sea, pues, un renovar nuestro amor a Cristo, que qui-so ser alimento para la vida divina que nos dio en el Bautismo.

DOMINGO DEL CORPUS CHRISTI Del santo evangelio según san Juan 6, 51-58

En aquel tiempo, dijo Jesús a los judíos: «Yo soy el pan vivo que ha bajado del cielo; el que coma de este pan vivirá para siempre. Y el pan que yo daré es mi carne por la vida del mundo». Disputaban los judíos entre sí: «Cómo puede este darnos a comer su carne?». Entonces Jesús les dijo: «En verdad, en verdad os digo: si no coméis la carne del Hijo del hombre y no bebéis su sangre, no tenéis vida en vosotros. El que come mi carne y bebe mi sangre tiene vida eterna, y yo lo resucita-ré en el último día. Mi carne es verdadera comida, y mi sangre es verdadera bebida. El que come mi carne y bebe mi sangre habita en mí y yo en él. Como el Padre que vive me ha enviado, y yo vivo por el Padre, así, del mismo modo, el que me come vivirá por mí. Este es el pan que ha bajado del cielo: no como el de vuestros pa-dres, que lo comieron y murieron; el que come este pan vivirá para siempre».

REFLEXION La solemnidad del Corpus Christi nos recuerda la singular y partic-ular importancia que Jesús daba al comer juntos en torno a una misma mesa. Las comidas de Jesús fueron gestos y acciones proféticas. Quien se aproxima al Misterio de Jesús no puede eludir el profundo significado religioso y el valor transcendente que el mismo Jesús quiso imprimir a la comensalidad. Sirvan como ejem-plo los relatos de la multiplicación de los panes y los peces, las bodas de Caná, la conversación entre Jesús y la sirio-fenicia, la comida en la casa de Simón…

Cuando los seguidores de Jesús se volvieron a reunir tras su muer-te, ahora ya sin Jesús, con la sola fuerza en la convicción de su nueva presencia resucitada, hasta el punto que podemos hablar de la comunidad del Resucitado, lo hacen, como nos relatan los textos del Nuevo Testamento, celebrando una comida y partiendo y repartiendo el pan, tal como lo habían visto hacer al mismo Jesús. Es más, las narraciones sobre Jesús, que después pasaron a ser relatos a cerca de Jesús, origen de los Evangelios, se fraguaron en estas comidas de fraternidad.

El sencillo pueblo cristiano, y en lucha frente a las autoridades eclesiásticas, comprendió de una forma más plena y auténtica el sentido profundo de la Cena del Señor hasta el punto que, llevado de su ‘sentido de la fe’, consiguió durante la Edad Media europea hacer de la celebración vespertina del Jueves Santo, la Cena del Señor, una solemnidad particular, pasado el tiempo de Pascua, para realzar y celebrar con total alegría y regocijo la institución de la Eucaristía, esto es, el memorial por el cual Jesús se hace ‘real’, simbólica y sacramentalmente, bajo las especies y signos de pan y de vino en torno a una mesa compartida.

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MASS SCHEDULE/Horario de las Misas Saturday Vigil /Sábado Vigilia 4:00 pm St. Mary Sunday/Domingo 9:00 am St. Mary 11:00 am St. Mary Español 1:00 pm St. Mary Luganda 6:00 pm St. Mary Español

Monday thru Friday/Lunes a Viernes 12:10 pm St. Mary Wed. & Fri./Miércoles y Viernes 7:00 pm St. Mary Español

Friday/Viernes 8:00 pm St. Mary Luganda Holy Days/Dias de Precepto 12:10 pm St. Mary 7:00 pm St. Mary Español

CONFESSIONS/Confesiones Mon.-Thurs./Lunes-Jueves 11:30 am - noon St. Mary Friday/Viernes 11:00 am - noon St. Mary Saturday/Sábado 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm St. Mary

MORNING PRAYER/ Oración Matutina Sunday/Domingo 8:30 am - 8:45 am St. Mary

PRAY THE ROSARY/El Santo Rosario Monday thru Friday/Lunes a Viernes 11:30 am St. Mary Sunday/Domingo 10:30 am St. Mary Español

ADORATION/Adoración Friday/Viernes 12:45 pm - 5:45 pm St. Mary

COMMUNION TO SICK & HOMEBOUND Comunión a los hogares y enfermos

Call the parish office 781-891-1730 Llamar al Padre Francisco 781-891-1730

CATECHESIS/Catequesis Nilvia Hernández 781-308-4961 or stmarywalthamre@gmail.com

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM/Programa Después de la Escuela 781-577-2262 or stmarywalthamasp@gmail.com

QUINCE AÑOS Llamar al Padre Francisco para programar la celebración. La joven debe estar participando en el Programa de Confirmación.

BAPTISM/Bautismo Parents must call the parish office (781-891-1730) to receive infor-mation about preparation and baptism. Parents and godparents must attend a preparation class. Baptisms are on the first Sunday of the month during the Mass. Para Bautismos padres deben llamar a la oficina (781-891-1730). Padres y padrinos deben asistir a la preparación. El Bautizo se lleva-ra a cabo el primer domingo del mes en la misa de las 11:00 a.m.

SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION/Sacramentos de Iniciación Adults and children (age 7+) who want to receive the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, or First Communion must attend preparation classes. Call the parish office for information. Los adultos y niños (7+) que desean recibir los sacramentos del Bau-tismo, la Confirmación o la Primera Comunión pueden tomar clases de preparación para los sacramentos. Llamar a la oficina.

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